The Fog Dodgers invite all residents and visitors of the Mendocino Coast to join us on our weekly group runs and walks. We have runners and walkers of all abilities (and even some bikers) and we have only one "rule" - we start at exactly 8:00 a.m. on Sundays. Exercise at your own pace (1/2 hour out, 1/2 hour back) and experience the fresh Mendocino coastal air.

Fog Dodgers provides a fun, safe way to explore some of our local trails and back roads and to meet new friends. You can find out where we're going to be by reading the bottom of last week's post, then clicking on the "Our Routes" tab above. We average 15-20 persons each Sunday and typically half will go to breakfast together afterwards at a nearby restaurant.

Sunday, January 24, 2021

CASPAR LOGGING ROAD


It was cold and grey this morning, but we beat the rain!  We had a good time running, walking and biking the Caspar Logging Road.  I think it was about 40 but felt colder.

                                              Great Blue Heron, J. Loomis photo

                                         Caspar Farm Equipment, J. Loomis photo

                                                Caspar Ivy, J. Loomis photo

                          Info Kiosk on the Caspar Logging Road, J. Loomis photo

Thanks to John for all of today's photos.  Oh, I almost forgot one.  Here's a couple of "jug pots" (whatever they are for?) that John made on the rainy days we just had.  He's always busy making something!


Present today:  M.T., Pat, Leon, Fran, Gay, Mark, Toni, Joe, Charlene, Bob, Deb, Sam, John,  Nancy and Tom (15).

It's been four months (Sept. 13th) since we started at Glass Beach.  Next week might be raining, so bring your rainwear and enjoy the stormy ocean!  It's great out there when you dress "appropriately".  


NEXT SUNDAY, JAN. 31st @ 8:00 A.M.:  GROUP RUN/WALK/BIKE,  COASTAL TRAIL - NORTH (Glass Beach)

EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, GROUP RUN/WALK @ 7:30 A.M.:  Beginning behind the Fort Bragg Fire Station on Tuesdays and on Big River Logging Road on Thursdays.

Posted by Tom at 1:44 PM

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